8th Quarters: The Final Phase Painting

Europa League 2024-2025: Final phase Set

The ⁤Europa League’s final phase unfolded this ⁣Thursday, revealing the⁣ teams vying for glory. The drama was palpable, with⁤ nail-biting finishes‍ and unexpected upsets. Lyon, though not French, will be ⁣closely ⁤watching the draw, eager to‍ learn their fate.

Europa League Results:

The final phase of the Europa League saw some thrilling matches. ‍ Here’s a breakdown of the results:

  • AS Roma (ITA) defeated⁤ Porto (by) 3-2 (4-3 aggregate)
  • Galatasaray (TUR) drew⁢ AZ Alkmaar (PB) 2-2 (3-6 aggregate)
  • Bodo/Glimpse (Nor) triumphed over FC twente (PB) 5-2⁣ after ⁢extra‍ time (6-4 aggregate)
  • Steaua Bucarest (Rou) ⁤edged PAOK Salonique (GRE) 2-0 (4-1 aggregate)
  • Ajax Amsterdam (PB) fell to Union Saint-Gilloise (Bel) 1-2 (3-2 aggregate)
  • Viktoria Plzen (RTC) convincingly defeated Ferencvaros (Hon) 3-0 (3-1 aggregate)
  • Real Sociedad (ESP) crushed⁣ Central Jutland⁣ (Dan) 5-2 (7-3 aggregate)
  • Anderlecht (BEL) drew Fenerbahce (Tour) 2-2 (2-5 aggregate)

*Qualified teams are in bold.

Qualified teams:

The following teams have secured their place in the next round:

  • Lazio Rome (ITA)
  • Athletic Bilbao (ESP)
  • Olympiacos (goes)
  • Glasgow Rangers (ECO)
  • Eintracht Francfort (all)
  • Ol ⁢(from)
  • Manchester United (the)
  • Tottenham (AND)
  • AS‍ Roma ⁣(ITA)
  • AZ Alkmaar (PB)
  • Bodo/Glimpse (Nor)
  • Steaua Bucarest (Rou)
  • Ajax Amsterdam (PB)
  • Viktoria Plzen (RTC)
  • Real Sociedad (ESP)
  • Fenerbahce (Tour)

Schedule for the Final Phase:

The Europa League’s final phase is set to begin in March. The schedule is as ‍follows:

  • Eighth Finals: March 6 (first⁢ leg) and March 13 (second leg)
  • Quarter-Finals: April 10 (first leg) and April 17 (second leg)
  • Semi-Finals: May 1 (first leg) and May 5 (second leg)

The road ⁣to the final⁢ is paved ‍with ⁢challenges, and the teams will need‍ to bring their A-game to advance. The atmosphere will be electric as‍ the competition heats up.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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